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F#*k me you have enough for marj!?
Am on lard dripping

What's the ups without the downs eh sammy.
So long as we got our health, roof over our heads and enough for beans n toast we are in better position than a great many. So am thankful.

Cash out at £1:24 in hindsight was certainly the smart move though. Even if we do get a considerably higher SP at some future point.
Cash could have worked lot better since March .
Live to laugh another day :-)

Club biscuits work for me too. Ok, got 23p 3 empty ginger bottles and Woolworths voucher I can contribute to the biccie kitty.

SP is grim, has been for 4 months (mostly) and without believing some of the troll nonsense we should accept there are negatives and possible negatives around this share we are invested in that means share price is where it is.
If it was all "perfect" we would be at or about that March £1:24, let's not kid ourselves otherwise.

Doesnt mean all or any of these negatives will stop a future SP rise and recovery, but they do exist.

Daydream believer I shall stick with it. Cheers sammy.

You expecting Britney Spears around these parts sammy? ;-)

Hussarrt can we come back to you if it isnt?
Wouldnt it be fantastic to have a guaranteed SP more than double in 6 months:-)
I would be happy for one.

Smalltrader, While this drugs authorisation is good news it is not near the same level of the first vaccines.
However it is an important landmark I agree, as this is the first of what will in time become a number of "easier" treatments available.
This was discussed not long after we got first vaccines as I recall there was company in Ireland developing such and others.
Merck pill is too expensive to have the effect vaccine news did, BUT it opens the floodgates for others.
Pfizer I believe are well on way for example.

We aren't talking about shorts are we? We have discussed this even more than banned subject of court case. Surely we shouldn't be allowed to talk about this anymore either ;-)

Yes polygon made a packet and last notification took them to 0.4%

Probably more sammy.
Good to hear from you SB, hope all is good.

Do weekends matter?
A 3 day weekend consisting of Friday, Saturday and Sunday represents 42.86% of a 7 day week.
Had a quick look at last 11 weeks as a sample.

Weekend box office as % of relevant week has been as follows: 72.7% , 72.9%, 85.9%, 79.9%, 74.2%, 81.1%, 77.1%, 75.4%, 75.7%, 68.4% (holiday weekend so Monday also higher than norm.), 75%

These are all on American domestic box office numbers. Source Box Office Mojo.
Friday/Saturdays are throughout the year almost without exception the big days.

So with c. 3 X the income of remainder of week coming in the weekends I personally say weekends do matter and when looking in isolation (as some do) at any particular month then off course that individual moth that benefits from 5 weekends will look better than the (still very encouraging) trend.

Looking forward now to next phase for business 2022 year we return to consistent positive cashflow trading.
(Starting early with December being good month)

Hope you invited him to the party sammy.
Reckon he is proper decent sort and be nearly as much fun as yourself and Robin at the party.
Good counter to me gloomy investor ;-)

"It all balances itself out."

Correct!
November for example will NOT repeat the % quoted for October.
However that doesn't matter to those that understand the numbers and the bigger picture.

Mountainous,
Are you really saying you don't know how the western world calender works?
I didn't "need" to spend hours of research to realise if a month starts and ends as October did this year then it would have not done so 2 years ago.

If and when it comes I will most likely welcome with open arms company deleveraging debt pile and re-introduction of dividends .
Many here will likely be long gone by that point, maybe even myself.
If we get the £20 WSB/reditt boost before then ;-)

SP for me is same as for everyone here I believe, currently 62.xxp
Let's look forward to future new highs (I don't expect them tomorrow or next week).

To quote yourself "YAWN" ;-)

With respect it is hardly the smallest/least relevant subject that has and continues to be discussed at length.

Bring back the good old days, it was £1:83 on Friday then sammy :-)

Indeed regards rest of post :-)
Life is still a Daisy :-)

Is it yourself or LPD that are producing the list of only hyper positive subjects we are permitted to discuss the. smalltrader?
;-)

I respectfully disagree MillyC.
Under what context do you conclude 2019 was poor for Cinema business?
Please detail the heavy dilution from 2019 to today's date.

Good work again MoneyP1t.

Analytical.